The Brexit saga continues.  Rather than supporting an agreement that has been negotiated with the EU and is deliverable the Commons has voted to run its own process.  There is no guarantee that this will result in an alternative proposition that has consensus support, nor that that this would the

Having been personally very involved in the investigation into the demise of BHS, I was really saddened when the old BHS store closed.

It was great to meet Georgette Ayling, the head of the new Bohunt School in Horsham.

Last Friday I joined all MPs present in the Commons for a “sitting Friday” in a minutes’ silence for those so barbarously murdered in Christchurch, New Zealand. 

I was recently updated by Gatwick Airport who are undertaking upgrade work to the noise and tracking system currently provided by Casper.

The first stage of the major upgrade work will begin on the 1st April and I understand the airport have invested almost £1million into these works.

Last week there were important Parliamentary Divisions on Brexit and I wanted to update you on how I voted.

In normal circumstances I would be writing about the Chancellor’s Spring Statement being delivered this week.

I recently met senior GTR management in Westminster. One of the major topics of conversation was the service from Littlehaven Station.

It was great to attend the Horsham Jobs and Apprenticeship Fair. There was an excellent turn out and a wide range of employers attending.

Jeremy Quin met Sally Bromley, Principal of Collyer’s.

Collyer’s is one of the best ranked colleges in the entire country. In recent DfE league tables for A Level performance, Collyer’s was listed 6th highest performing sixth form college in the country.